BWA VICKERS VISCOUNT 806 - run up + TAKE OFF in LYDD 1996 скачать в хорошем качестве

BWA VICKERS VISCOUNT 806 - run up + TAKE OFF in LYDD 1996

British World Airlines VICKERS VISCOUNT 806 - run up + TAKE OFF in LYDD 1996 It was June 30th 1996, when the history CHANNEL FERRY FLIGHTS day was celebrated at Lydd, on of the old old airports, where British Travellers passed the Channel by plane in 1960'S and 1970's including their car inside a Bristol 170. Lot's of pleasure flights were organized in historic aircrafts like the Bristol 170, the Dragonfly, Dove, DC-3 and Vickers Viscount. Only the wheather was quite unpleasant with gusty stomy winds. Sorry for any bad windy sound, please cut off your low frequencies of your speakers and it would be OK. The History of Lydd Airport: Lydd Airport – formerly known as Ferryfield – was built as a replacement for the old Ashford Airport at Lympne for the car ferry company Silver City Airways in just 6 months and opened to traffic in July 1954. By 1959 it was one of the busiest airports in the UK, with over 250,000 passengers annually. In the early 1970s the advent of the Hovercraft and roll-on-roll-off ferries led to a decline of the air ferry services from Lydd although other passenger and freight operations continued. Today the Airport, which has benefited from substantial investment by the new owner, sees a healthy mix of private and training general aviation, corporate jets, air taxis, cargo and maintenance.